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Please submit only sites related to using Unix or GNU-Linux shells, and ports of such shells to other operating systems (OSs). Submit shell scripting links to: Computers/Software/Operating_Systems/Unix/Shell/Scripting. Submit shell script archives to: Computers/Software/Operating_Systems/Unix/Shell/Scripting/Script_Libraries. |
Shells are interactive, programmable command interpreters for Unix and GNU-Linux operating systems (OSs). They have text-only interfaces, have some of the properties of programming languages, and are often used for remote access to systems through telnet or SSH client programs.
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Please submit only material relevant to using or writing shell scripts. Pages with links to actual scripts should be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell: Scripting: Script Libraries. |
Shell scripts are programs used to automate tasks within a Unix shell environment.
| Please submit only sites relevant to using the BASH shell. Shell scripting materials should be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell: Scripting. Generic shell pages may be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell. |
The Bourne Again SHell (bash) is an interactive, programmable command interpreter for the Unix and GNU-Linux operating systems. Bash was created and is maintained through the GNU Project. Bash is most common on GNU-Linux systems, though it may be found on any Unix-like OS.
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Please submit only sites relevant to using the C shell. Shell scripting materials should be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell: Scripting. Generic shell pages may be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell. |
The C Shell (csh) is an interactive, programmable command interpreter for the Unix and GNU-Linux operating systems written by Bill Joy, then of UC Berkley. Csh is designed for programmers using the C language, using a similar syntax for its own programming.
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Please submit only sites relevant to using the Z Shell. Shell scripting materials should be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell: Scripting. Generic shell pages may be submitted to Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: Shell. |
The Z Shell (zsh) is an interactive, programmable command interpreter for the Unix and GNU-Linux operating systems. Zsh is growing in popularity as a command shell.
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